CDC Vol 2, 210 Part 1 NORAD Mission Flashcards

1
Q
  • What air defense system is responsible for providing surveillance and air sovereignty over the United States and Canadian airspaces?
A

NORAD.

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2
Q
  • NORAD is divided into how many regions?
A

Three; Alaskan, Canadian, and CONUS.

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3
Q
  • Which NORAD region is responsible for identifying and tracking all aircraft entering Canadian airspace?
A

Canadian Region (CANR)

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4
Q
  • Which air defense system performs additional surveillance of the National Capital Region?
A

JADOC

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5
Q
  • Who is responsible for monitoring assigned airspace for aircraft ensuring they are in compliance with FAA procedures?
A

Tracking Technicians

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6
Q
  • Which air defense system is responsible for homeland defense and civil support?
A

United States Northern Command (USNORTHCOM)

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7
Q
  • What does USNORTHCOM’s civil support mission include?
A

Domestic disaster relief operations that occur during fires, hurricanes, floods and earthquakes; counter-drug operations; and managing the consequences of a terrorist event employing a weapon of mass destruction.

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8
Q
  • What is the AFRCC role during ongoing SAR missions?
A

The center serves as the communications hub and provides coordination and assistance to on-scene commanders or mission coordinators in order to recover the mission’s objective in the safest and most effective manner possible.

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9
Q
  • Why did NORAD and USNORTHCOM combine command centers?
A

Their missions became more interwoven and separate locations made it difficult for the dual-hatted commander.

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10
Q

What year was NORAD formed?

A

1958

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11
Q

What year was the last time the NORAD treaty updated?

A

2006

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12
Q

Where is the Alaskan North American Aerospace Defense Command Region (ANR) is headquartered?

A

Elmedorf AFB, Alaska

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13
Q

Where is Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Region (CANR) is headquartered?

A

1st Canadian Air Division in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

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14
Q

Where is United States North American Aerospace Defense Region (CONR)

A

Headquarters 1st Air Force (Air Forces Northern) at Tyndall AFB, FL

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15
Q

Where is EADS/WADS located?

A

WADS - Joint Base Lewis-McCord, Washington

EADS - Rome, New York

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16
Q

Where is NORAD headquartered?

A

Peterson AFB, Colorado

17
Q

What area does JADOC performs additional surveillance for?

A

National Capitol Region (NCR)

18
Q

Where is the JADOC located?

A

Bolling AFB, Washington

19
Q

What are the key positions involved in everyday NORAD operations?

A
  • MCC
  • AST
  • TT
  • IT
  • WD
20
Q

What position monitor the coastal areas for tracks inbound into US sovereign airspace?

A

TT

21
Q

What position uses multiple systems to view the radar data to ensure the validity of the track?

A

AST (Hint: “ensure” the validity of the track)

22
Q

If the IDT cannot determine the ID of a track in the given timeframe, what is the track classified as?

A

Unknown

23
Q

What position is responsible for coordinating all equipment issues from radar sites across the country?

A

AST

24
Q

What position is in direct communications with other components in the chain of command?

A

MCC or the MCCT